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Bhromor Rahman

Montreal, Sherbrooke
Covers:  Law, Politics, Culture, Anime, Video Games, Lore, Conventions, Trade Fairs, Technology, Business, and History.
Doesn't Cover: Fashion, Reality TV, Motion picture Movies, Sports, World News, Hard Sciences, Religion, and Music (except for soundtracks, and content creators.)
L.LL. @uOttawa | LLM candidate @USherbrooke | Accredited Judicial Interpreter | Professional journalist & presenter | Opinions are my own | RT=! endorsement

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Bhromor Rahman’s Biography

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I'm Bhromor Rahman, and I'm a 24-year-old Master of Laws student at the University of Sherbrooke and hold a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Ottawa. I am a professional journalist and assistant to Professor Dave Guénette at the University of Sherbrooke Faculty of Law. I'm the host of the popular French radio show "Ma radio Académia" on CFAK 88.3 FM.

I've been writing for publications professionally in various fields since 2019. I started writing for my college newspaper, Marianopolis Wor…

What was your first job as a journalist?

Covering a student election.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No.

How is social media changing news?

It's a double-edged sword. It means that everyone is a journalist, but it also means anyone can be a journalist. One tweet can become news.

Awards

Graduate Law Scholarship

2025 - Academic

A 12000$ scholarship covering full tuition and other expenses for a period of 2 years for a research Master's in Law (LLM).

Esports and Video Game scholarship

2025 - Academic

The University of Ottawa has secured $50,000 from the Ontario Esports Scholarship Program. High-achieving undergraduate and graduate students at uOttawa looking to pursue a career in esports and video gaming can apply for a $2,500 annual scholarship. the scholarship fund was a result of tight collaboration between the student-run uOttawa Esports club, and passionate uOttawa faculty members. uOttawa Esports Co-President Zack Goldstein comments, “Providing esports specific scholarships to students shows how far we’ve come from a grassroots community, to an organization that is making waves in campus life. My hope is that these scholarships help uOttawa become a major scholastic esports hub not only in Ontario, but Canada as well.” The emergence of the Ontario Esports Scholarship Program highlights the necessity to support students researching or pursuing a career in such a rapidly developing industry. The achievement of successful applicants in the realm of esports will demonstrate the need to further support on campus esports and integrate it into the student experience outside of student run programming.